Enzo Maresca is mostly remembered by Juventus fans for his famous celebration after scoring in a Derby della Mole against cross-town rivals Torino

Torino vs Juventus Throwback: Maresca Won the Battle of the Horns

The name of Enzo Maresca probably won’t ring any bell to most Juventus fans, especially the younger ones. After all, this journeyman midfielder collected only 37 caps for the Bianconeri across 4 seasons. Still, Maresca is mostly remembered at Juventus for his famous celebration after scoring in a Derby della Mole against cross-town rivals Torino.
Sinisa Mihajlovic died of leukemia. Here we take a look at his football career and the lessons he taught us with his strong and straightforward personality

“No One Is Indestructible” – The Last Lesson of Sinisa Mihajlovic

When he was first diagnosed with leukemia, Sinisa Mihajlovic reflected on how he realized that this was really happening to him: “Everybody would think I could not catch anything, big and strong as I am. But no one should ever think of himself as being indestructible.” Perhaps, that is the last and most important lesson he taught us.

Napoli vs Fiorentina Throwback: Baggio’s Goal in Maradona-Style

Oh, those good old days when one could see Roberto Baggio and Diego Maradona facing each other in the Serie A. When the two used to meet, the game could never be an ordinary one: It was September 17, 1989, indeed, when a young Baggio took the luxury of scoring a sensational goal which clearly resembled Maradona’s Gol del Siglo at the World Cup 1986.
Lazio can pride themselves on having beaten Roma in a Coppa Italia Final, thanks to an iconic lone goal by Senad Lulic in the 71st minute

Roma vs Lazio Throwback: Lulic71, the Laziali’s Magic Mantra

It doesn’t happen very often that Roma and Lazio can face each other with a title at stake. Lazio, however, can pride themselves on having beaten their bitter enemies in a Coppa Italia Final, thanks to a lone goal by Senad Lulic in the 71st minute. From that day, the expression "Lulic71" has become a sweet, obsessive mantra in the mind of any Biancoceleste fan.
On February 4, 2004, Roma and Juventus squared off in a game mostly remembered for Francesco Totti’s display of Italian hand gestures communication skills

Roma vs Juventus Throwback: …and Totti Said: “It’s Four Goals, Go Home!”

On February 4, 2004, Roma and Juventus squared off at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, while sharing the second spot in the table, to decide who between them would be Carlo Ancelotti’s Milan’s main challenger for the rest of the season. Roma won 4-0, but the game is mostly remembered for Francesco Totti’s display of typical Italian hand gestures communication skills.

Inter vs Leverkusen 2-1: A Struggle to Reach Europa League Semis

Inter fought tooth and nail to preserve a 2-1 lead they gained in the first half of their Europa League Quarter-Final against Bayer Leverkusen to book a place in the Top 4 of the competition for the first time since 1998. The Nerazzurri took the lead with a stunning one-two by Barella and Lukaku but saw the Germans quickly reducing the gap and had to suffer until the end.

“We Had Already Decided”- Paratici Explains Sarri Dismissal

Juventus' Chief Football Officer Fabio Paratici took some time to comment on yesterday's shocking news and the process that brought the Bianconeri's management to give Maurizio Sarri the boot after just one year of contract, basically confirming that the decision of dismissing him was taken before the Champions League game with Lyon.

Leo Messi Masterpiece Tear Tenacious Napoli Down

Napoli faced Barcelona openly at the Camp Nou on Saturday night in the second leg of their Round of 16 Champions League bout but ended crushed by the Blaugrana. Barcelona put three past them in the first half - including an authentic Lionel Messi magic - before Lorenzo Insigne reduced the gap from the penalty spot to set the score at 1-3.